Simon
Here's the blurb: One year ago this week, the bombs began falling on Baghdad. Within weeks the Iraqi capital had fallen, and Saddam Hussein had been deposed.
In a special programme 16 March at 2100GMT on BBC Two, we reassessed the past year. The International Development Secretary, Hilary Benn, faced a panel of sceptical voters, chosen from the group who confronted the Prime Minster on a Newsnight Special just weeks before the war broke out. Some have become pro-war, but most retain strong objections to the conflict, and fears for what it will mean for the future. [...] Finally we looked to the future with a distinguished cast of thinkers and politicians, including Professor Francis Fukuyama, author of "The End of History", whose theory on the triumph of liberal capitalism over all other ideologies caused a storm when it was published nearly fifteen years ago, Robert Cooper, now a diplomat and foreign affairs advisor to the European Union but reputed to be a great inspiration to Tony Blair, and the Egyptian novelist and Booker Prize nominee, Ahdaf Soueif.
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